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16 March 2014

2 messages

Babuji Maharaj

27 October 2001· 10:00 am

broadcast on 16 March 2014

The Medium: "Babuji, you are the sun of my life, only you can uplift me to dizzying heights. My heart literally explodes under the powerful effects of your love. It feels it is reduced to particles, floating in the luminous space where you take it along. Words are insipid and have no meaning; they cannot explain [anything]. One has to live the experience and simply be thankful."

My daughter, after a whole series of messages conveying sad news reflecting reality and the appalling feats of some people, we wanted to make you sail on this quiet sea where violence and hatred cannot express themselves.

"Flee from the visual horrors which you are swamped with. Put positive thoughts, thoughts of love, on these senseless acts.

"Will hatred have to pour out to its last breath for humanity to pull itself together and pray?

"It will have to do it on its knees; the divine ire will calm down with difficulty. Man is going too far into excess; he is not calling for mercy. Thus will the fate of the world be settled; the enemies will find themselves face to face with one another without any strength to move forward."

Babuji

--Reflections

Babuji Maharaj

28 October 2001· 10:00 am

broadcast on 16 March 2014

We help you, you must become aware of this fact, even if results do not show the way you expect. You cannot assess in an objective way what we are telling you, but rest assured: we alleviate your burden. How could we remain insensitive to what you are going through? We do not have the power to chase everything away, but we are creating a suit of armour for you to let you resist.

"We can only repeat ourselves: in this circumstance, be confident.

"A great proportion of humanity is bending beneath the yoke of misfortune and misery that generate hunger as well as unbearable suffering. You should do more than praying and sympathising, if you can. Each human being belongs to a larger body, from which you yourself emanated. In a way, you are suffering from the misery of your brothers, without being able to identify the cause thereof. There are higher reasons for things to go that way.

"'Love thy neighbour as thyself' is a fair expression of what men's behaviour should be; but all still have to become aware of this supreme Unity which makes them interdependent on one another."

Babuji

--Reflections